Raw material is recorded once and stays traceable to the finished product.
Raw material intake is recorded with the unit of measure your industry uses, together with supplier, lot and the acceptance decision. Traceability starts here: a finished lot can be followed back to the material it came from.
What it solves
Intake in your own unit of measure
Kilograms, litres, pieces or metres, with normalised mass where you need to compare. No mental conversion and no paper table of equivalences.
The intake decision stays in writing
You accept, quarantine or reject, with a reason. Six months later it is clear who decided and on what basis, not just that the goods came in.
Quantities collected from several suppliers
When one intake gathers goods from several sources, the quantity is allocated to each supplier. No parallel calculations and no month-end approximations.
The register is generated from what you recorded
The intake register prints and exports from existing data. It is not filled in a second time, so it cannot differ from reality.
A day of intakes, with the lot and the decision taken for each entry.
| Lot | Material | Supplier | Decision |
|---|---|---|---|
| L-4471 | S235 sheet 3 mm | Demo supplier A | Accepted |
| L-4472 | S235 sheet 3 mm | Demo supplier B | Quarantined |
| L-4473 | U 80 profile | Demo supplier A | Accepted |
| L-4474 | Epoxy paint | Demo supplier C | Rejected |
Lot L-4472 stays in quarantine until the analysis result from the Quality app.
demo dataMaterials or Inventory?
Materials deals with the arrival and qualification of raw material: who delivered it, under what conditions it was accepted, which lot it belongs to. Inventory deals with the quantity available now and its movement through the warehouse. The first app answers “where does it come from”, the second “how much is left and where is it”.
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We arrange a demo on your company’s actual case. The app above comes preselected in the form.